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15-30 minutes
This is an authentic OEM part. The 1/2 compression sleeve is compatible with many air compressor machines. With the compression nut, this item helps to secure the exhaust tube to the front shroud. An adjustable wrench is necessary for the replacement. The compression sleeve is sold individually.
Compression Sleeve ST032900AV
OEM part for: Campbell Hausfeld
Part Number: ST032900AV
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Campbell Hausfeld
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the lady that took my order, was very helpful,and knew her parts. got parts earlier than expected, fit perfect, Air Compressor back to work again, Bonus!
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Intercooler tube cracked and was leaking air
Frank - April 12, 2017
Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Adjustable Wrench
Took the old one off and put the new tube on with the new fittings, compression nuts and sleeve.
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Leaking air at exhaust tube
Mark - June 22, 2018
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Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Wrench Set
1. Unplugged compressor, and drained tank.
2. Loosened compression nuts on the exhaust tube.
3. Assembled new compression nuts and sleeves on both ends of exhaust tube.
4. Snugged up both sides while pushing on tube to make sure tube was inserted far enough while compressing sleeve creating a seal.
5. Put thread tape on center of threads of drain plug and tightened into bottom of tank.
6. Plugged compressor in and put enough air to leak test connections, using soapy water.
7. Tightened up any nuts where leak was found.
2. Loosened compression nuts on the exhaust tube.
3. Assembled new compression nuts and sleeves on both ends of exhaust tube.
4. Snugged up both sides while pushing on tube to make sure tube was inserted far enough while compressing sleeve creating a seal.
5. Put thread tape on center of threads of drain plug and tightened into bottom of tank.
6. Plugged compressor in and put enough air to leak test connections, using soapy water.
7. Tightened up any nuts where leak was found.
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The air hose coming from the compressor to the pressure regulator kept blowing a hole in it.
Martin - March 14, 2016
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Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set, Wrench Set
I was told that I needed to replace the check valve located on the tank. I had to remove the copper tube to change the check valve. I did not know that this was a check valve, I thought that it was just a tee for the hose to connect to. The check valve was very tight and I had to put a socket on it with a breaker bar an a cheater pipe to break it loose. It was a fairly simple job.
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Broken exhaust line
Mitch - November 30, 2015
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Tool Type
Compressor
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Wrench Set
Removed both compression nuts and compression sleeves from both ends of the broken exhaust tube. Replaced nuts and sleeves and reinstalled new tube.
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